With its own built-in USB-C cable the Anker Zolo power bank offers fast speed and comfortable portable convenience.

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When I was 19 years old, in the early 1980s, I started writing a novel about the daughter of the first female United States ... But then, like a lightning bolt, Kamala Harris entered the ...

Thankfully, every iPhone released in the past six years supports much faster charging, but the downside is that with very few exceptions, Apple has never supplied you with the right adapter to get ...

Here’s how it works. But still, not everyone has an Apple TV+ subscription for one reason or another, possibly because they don’t know what the service is about. If you fall into that camp ...

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They’ve only now removed the Lightning ports and made the switch to the highly popular USB Type C. Yes, it is the very port that they have been using for the other devices for quite some time now.

Apple has been gradually transitioning its products from Lightning to USB-C in recent years. This trend continued today with Apple updating the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad ...

The accessories are now equipped with USB-C charging ports, whereas the previous models used Lightning. Apple includes the Magic Mouse and Magic Keyboard in the box with the iMac, and the Magic ...

In October, Apple Intelligence features exited beta with the full rollout of iOS 18.1 to the public. However, not every one of the AI-powered capabilities Apple's promised is available right away.

With the debut of its M4-powered iMac, Apple finally replaced the Lightning port on its Magic accessories with USB-C. The Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad were Apple’s last ...

There’s one exception to this, though — Apple doesn’t certify any USB-C to Lightning cables, so any of those with an “Made for iPhone” logo is guaranteed to be fake. As for spotting ...